ATTORNEY HOLDING LL.M. MASTER OF LAWS TAXATION & CPA.
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Under the FIRPTA, a foreign person who disposes of a U.S. real property interest is subject to the income tax withholding on the transaction.
FIRPTA gives the United States the authority to tax foreign persons on the disposition of U.S. real property interests. For FIRPTA purposes, a disposition means a “disposition” for any purpose of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Therefore, dispositions include but are not limited to sales or exchanges, liquidations, redemptions, gifts, transfers, etc.
FIRPTA rules can get complex pretty quicky and, generally speaking, there is no good way to go around FIRPTA regime, if it applies to you and there is no exemption available. Consider planning ahead to avoid penalties.
Our attorney can assist with evaluating and optimizing your tax options.
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